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Before the 1929 and 1987 crashes, a common signal was a 'Hidden Upthrust'.
If a bar closes lower than the previous day but its high exceeded the previous high, how does VSA categorize this bar?
- As 'No Supply' because the close was down on potentially low volume.
- As an 'End of a Rising Market' signal specifically for indices.
- As weakness disguised as an ordinary down-bar.
- As a sign of Professional Support because it reached for new highs.
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